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25 Am. U. J. Gender Soc. Pol'y & L. 51 (2017)
Situating the Corporation within the Vulnerability Paradigm: What Impact Does Corporate Personhood Have on Vulnerability, Dependency, and Resilience

handle is hein.journals/ajgsp25 and id is 59 raw text is: SITUATING THE CORPORATION WITHIN THE VULNERABILITY PARADIGM: WHAT IMPACT DOES CORPORATE PERSONHOOD HAVE ON VULNERABILITY, DEPENDENCY, AND RESILIENCE HEATHER M. KOLINSKY* I. Introduction ............................................52 II. Vulnerability, Dependency and Resilience ....................55 III. Corporation as Legal Subject. .................. ..........60 A. Corporate Entities and Their Related Rights........................60 B. Duties and Protections for Corporate Actors in the Corporation.............................66 IV. Corporate Personhood and Religion: The Impact of Hobby Lobby .....66 A. Religious Liberties and the Constitution ....... .........67 B. RFRA.......................................69 C. Hobby Lobby ..................................71 D. The Impact of a New Judicial View of Corporate Personhood .............................. .....78 1. Critiques of Hobby Lobby.... ....................78 2. Limits of Hobby Lobby (or Lack Thereof)....... .....80 V. The Role of the Responsive State in Mediating Corporate Personhood .......................................82 VI. Conclusion.........................................85 * Heather M. Kolinsky, B.A., Stetson University, J.D., Rutgers-Camden, LL.M. Emory University School of Law. This Article was written as part of my thesis for my LL.M. in Vulnerability and Human Condition at Emory Law School. My thanks to Professors Martha Fineman and Stu Marvel, and Yvana Mols and Kirsten Widner for their assistance and guidance in this endeavor, and to my colleagues at Emory that helped shape and develop my ideas on this topic. 51